Park Bo-gum’s Cyberbullies Face Legal Action and Fines

The Black Label, the official management agency representing top Hallyu actor Park Bo-gum, has firmly announced that multiple individuals behind malicious online posts and cyberbullying campaigns have faced strict legal convictions. According to an official corporate statement released on June 23, 2026, the entertainment agency has successfully concluded a wave of severe criminal lawsuits, confirming that certain malicious commenters have already been slapped with heavy fines while others have officially been handed over to state prosecutors.

Park Bo Gum with dark, tousled hair dressed in a black suit and a white shirt, sitting in a relaxed pose with a confident expression.
Park Bo-gum’s Cyberbullies Fined and Forwarded to Prosecutors / The Black Label

Fines of 2 Million Won and Successful Prosecution Forwarding

The agency’s public statement serves as a highly transparent update for the general public and the 33-year-old actor’s dedicated domestic and international fanbase. Over the past few years, the entertainment company has been working behind the scenes alongside legal teams to track down anonymous trolls spreading defamatory rumors, fabricated stories, and deep personal attacks across social media platforms and local internet forums.

Following a series of extensive investigations, the South Korean justice system officially handed down a criminal fine of 2 million KRW to specific key perpetrators found guilty of violating public defamation and insult laws. Furthermore, the agency confirmed that police investigators have wrapped up another critical case, finding sufficient evidence of guilt to officially forward an additional cyberbully straight to the prosecution office for full criminal indictment.

Standing Firm to Protect the “Nation’s Boyfriend”

Park Bo-gum originally shot to massive international fame through era-defining television masterpieces like Reply 1988 and Love in the Moonlight, earning the endearing national title of the “Nation’s Boyfriend” and the “Nation’s Crown Prince” due to his famously polite, kind, and immaculate public persona. Despite his highly positive reputation, the prominent actor has spent a long time battling groundless internet rumors and targeted online harassment born from internet anonymity.

Park Bo Gum with black hair, wearing a light blue sweater, gently holds a strand of his hair while resting his chin on his hand.
Park Bo-gum’s Cyberbullies Fined and Forwarded to Prosecutors / The Black Label

In their comprehensive statement, the executive board at The Black Label made it absolutely clear that they intend to maintain a brutal, unrelenting legal stance moving forward:

“Our company has been continuously initiating aggressive legal proceedings against hostile online posts using a combination of direct, invaluable fan report submissions alongside our own internal tracking systems. We want to emphasize that we will continue to look over all digital spaces with a watchful eye. We are fully prepared to take the absolute strongest possible legal action against malicious rumors, personal insults, defamation of character, and the spread of completely false information targeting our artists, with zero leniency or settlement options.”

While cleaning up his digital spaces, Park Bo-gum is simultaneously preparing to capture the global cinema market with a major upcoming film titled Dream Journey to the West. Under the creative direction of acclaimed filmmaker Jang Hoon, the highly anticipated historical period film centers around a dramatic, high-stakes story of brothers fighting for different societal ideals revolving around the legendary Joseon-era masterpiece painting Mongyudowondo. Park Bo-gum is set to show off his deep artistic maturity by taking on the role of Prince Anpyeong, proving that his career will continue to soar far above online noise for the remainder of 2026.